Acton netminder receives two Junior A training camp invites
Acton Lions Juveniles goalie Paul Cooper, site invited to Hamilton Red Wings camp in September and also to Niagara Falls Flyers sessions he attended last season. Hamilton mentor Eddie Bush praised his potential and the Flyers coach hopes to bring him back. Parents favor Niagara Falls as the likely destination amid a QHLA Jr A final matchup with Kitchener.
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Paul Cooper
Acton Lions
Paul
Hamilton Red Wing
Niagara Falls Flyers
Red Wings
Eddie Bush
Hamilton
Paul Enis
Flyers
Acton
Niagara Falls
Art Cooper
Roseford Terrace
Kitchener
Riverside wins tri county juvenile hockey crown in Ontario tournament
Riverside Milton and Elmvale juvenile teams swept championships as 500 players from 36 teams across Ontario Quebec and the US competed in the week long Tri County Juvenile Hockey Tournament. Riverside claimed A title with a 9 3 win over Whitby Milton delivered a 7 0 shutout of Greenfield in B final while Elmvale claimed C crown. awards went to Tom Gooding Milthy MVP Mike Murphy Riverside best defense Gord Kidd Elmvale best goalie.
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Riveradde
Milton
Elmovale
Acton
Woodbridge
Alderwood
Beeps
Midland
Greenfield
Quebec
Eichward
Uxbridge Wort
Tom Gooding
Milthy
Mike Murphy
Oly Riverside
Gordon Kidd
Elmvale
Ontario
United States
Ontario Scout Jamboree to gather 3500 at Kelso August
About 3,500 Scouts will move into a 1,000 tent town at Kelso Conservation Area near Milton for Ontario’s 1968 Jamboree from August 17 to 24. Planning has run for two years with services including medical, post office, shops, a tent supermarket, and half mile electric power. Water supply is 35,000 gallons daily via water mains. Activities will cover Scouting skills, sports, tours, and exhibitions such as Youth and His World and Youth and His Ambitions, with a visitors' schedule 2:00 PM to 9:30 PM daily.
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Kelso
Milton
Ontario Scouts
Ers
Ontario
United States
Brotherhood of Man
Canada
District Board Holds $145,190 Requisition in Turbulent Budget Talk
The P.S. board defends a $145,190 requisition amid rising costs and growth. Administration cites higher教学 costs and teacher salaries. O.M.B. delay blocks M. Z. Bennett addition. Without new classrooms portable options loom, staff insurance and salaries are negotiated, four new teachers needed, deadlines set for April 18.
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Bishop
M. Z. Bennett
O.M.B
Len Adams
Colin Mace Coll Jr
Miss Ellis
Robert Little
Vic Bristow
Doug Manning
Mure Ray Smith
Orval Chapman
Charles Heard
Bill Middleton
St Marys Juves Win All Ontario Juvenile B Crown
St Marys Juveniles captured the All Ontario Juvenile B championship by beating Fergus two games to one. Fergus won game two 5 3 at home, after St Marys took game one 5 1. The decisive third game gave St Marys the title as Fergus eliminated Acton in the first round.
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St. Mary's
Feregus
St. Mary’s
Fergus
Acton
Mountie turned assistant crown attorney appointed in Milton
Murray Roulston a former Royal Canadian Mounted Police constable begins work in Milton as assistant crown attorney to Peter K McWilliams. From Stratford he taught school a year before eight years with the RCMP then shifted to criminal law. He graduated Dalhousie Halifax in 1965 and was called to the bar last year.
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Murray Roulston
R. C.M.P
Halton
Mileton
Crown Attorny
Peter K. McWilliams
Stratford
The
Mounties
R.c.mlp
Dalhousie University
Halifax
Disease rates cited for childhood disabilities
An old記claims that one in 33 children is born with or destined to become retarded, stating mental retardation affects more children than cerebral palsy polio rheumatic heart disease and blindness combined. The wording uses dated terminology and emphasizes high incidence among births.
Milton O.P.P. Week Report On April 13
In the week ending April 13 Milton O.P.P. investigated six property damage accidents and eight personal injury incidents injuring 12 people. Property damage totaled $8465. Causes included follow too closely improper turn driver lost control and other factors. Four charges arose from these accidents. The detachment laid 86 charges issued 33 vehicle safety checks and traffic warnings. In Magistrate's Court 247 case convictions were registered.
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Milton O.P.P
Youth recaptured after six hours on Eden Mills road
A Strathroy youth, identified as A W O L from Guelph reformatory, was recaptured Good Friday on the Eden Mills Campbellville road. He had been away about six hours and was recovered without difficulty.
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Strathroy
A.W.Q.L
Guelph Reformatory
Eden Mills
Campbellville Road
Acton Tyke Hockey Team Shines At Streetsville Tourney
Acton youths, drawn largely from nine year olds, fielded a spirited team at the Streetsville street hockey tourney. Coach George Ware, Manager Murray Scayne, and Trainer Barry Inscoe praised their performance as they posted wins in the consolation rounds, built on strong goals from Ricky Holmes and Ford Alton, and backed by solid defense led by Robin Inscoe and John Scoyne.
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Streataville Tyke
Thurdgmant
Acton
Campbellville
Inners Barger Cvgties
Logion’ Town
Trix County
Atont
Thery
Toronto
District
George Ware
Murray Scayne
Barry Inscoe
Scarborough Lions
Ricky Holmes
Ford Alton
Ricky Holmus Bay
Ford” Alton
Johriny
Scoupe
Robin
Alderwood
Johnny Scourio
Ron Chambers
Ricky
Ron
Richmond Hill
Scott Oakley
John Scoyne
Norm Thornhill
Scott Matcalm
John McHugh
Marv McNabb
Mike Ware
Mike Morris
Bruce McPhail
Esquesing Council Briefs Seeks Road Fixes and Titles
Esquesing Council met with most members present. They discussed Glen Williams titles under the Land Titles Act, closing a road on Lot 15 Con 2 St Helena, dust and road conditions on the Eighth Line, drainage on Lot 2 Con 1, appointing C A Grant Welfare Officer, an Emergency Measures Act by law, and street lighting with Hydro. Acton Limestone Quarries won a 30 000 ton gravel tender pending Highway Department approval.
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Halton East
Jim Snow
Leeman
Acton Limestone Guarries
Department of Highways
Georgetown Raiders Eye OHA Jr Finals Showdown
Georgetown Raiders prepare for the OHA Jr finals against New Hamburg Hahns in a high stakes series. Veterans like Gerry Inglls, coached by Acton Tanwra, seek revenge after a prior group title loss. Georgetown hopes to complete a strong run as they face tough teams from Maldern and Huntaville.
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Georgetown Raiders
Georgetown Halders
New Hamburg Hahns
Raiders
Georgetown
Mamtupg
Ayong
Maldern
Drenden
Huntaville
Gerry Inglls
Acton Tanwra
Legion Town annual dinner honors minor hockey season
The Legion town Legion minor hockey annual dinner is set for Saturday at 2 PM in the Legion auditorium. Players coaches managers and officials from the Legiontown league will attend as awards are announced and trophies presented marking the season’s end.
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Legion Hockey
Legon
Afturnodn
Legiontown League
Community soccer registration opens Saturday morning
Boys aged 1 to 14 may register this Saturday from 9 30 a.m. to 12 noon at the community centre. The new town league will form from registrations under an executive led by Gil Malcolm reviving the sport locally.
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Gil Malcolm
Scout Sale Success Boosts District Hiking Plans
The Hot Cross Run sale raised funds for camping gear as scouts edged ahead in orders despite a two day lead by the cubs. David Holmes had the top score among scouts. A district hike with all troops is planned for May 11, with a monthly camp and area hike starting in September.
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David Holmes
Drinking Accidents Highlighted By Safety Official
Dr. William Haddon Jr., director of the National Safety Council from Acton, asserts that about 70 percent of single car fatal accidents in major cities involve elevated blood alcohol levels and that at least half meet broad intoxication criteria.
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William Haddon, Jr
National Safety Council
Paul Bennett Wins Trent U Athletic Award
Paul Bennett an Acton student at Trent University is among the five winners of the University athletic awards. Other recipients include Paul Herron Peterborough Lon Wilson Toronto Rick Nicholls Lakefield and Rich Johnston Lakefield. Bennettts fellow winners are third year students with Johnston in fourth year. Bennett has played goal for three years with the university hockey team and participated in intercollege sports including softball touch football and soccer.
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